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I love this so much. Dama Bianca is one of those perfumes that just makes you feel expensive without trying too hard. I get this fluffy vanilla with kumquat in the opening, then the iris comes in and makes it feel silky and kinda airy at the same time. It’s sweet, but not cupcake sweet. More like clean, creamy, elegant sweetness. Tbh it gives me the same comfort level I get from Lira, but this is softer and more refined. Performance is really good on me too, around 7-8 hours, with a pretty noticeable scent bubble for the first few hours. Super feminine and easy to wear.
I can't get enough of this scent! The nutmeg and pink pepper add a delightful spice, while the leather base gives it a strong character. It lasts beautifully on my skin, perfect for those chilly evenings when I want to feel cozy yet sophisticated.
Black Saffron Absolu has captivated my senses! The rich notes of blackcurrant and raspberry combine seamlessly, making it rich yet refreshing. It's one of those fragrances where I want to keep sniffing my wrist. Perfect for night-time wear!
Tbh this is one of those perfumes I keep sniffing my wrist all day. I mostly get vanilla, malt, and a little iris, and the whole thing comes off creamy, fluffy, and slightly musky. It’s soft but not weak, which is a hard balance to nail. If you like super loud, sugary scents, this might seem too refined, but for me that’s exactly why it works. It feels luxurious without trying too hard. I’ve worn it out to dinner and also just in a sweater at home, and it always fits. Lasts a solid 6-8 hours on me. Easy 5 stars, no question.
This fragrance radiates sophistication! The top notes of saffron and blackcurrant immediately draw you in, leaving a trail of warm oud and patchouli that lingers beautifully. I've worn it to several evening events, and it has quickly become my go-to.
This is just gorgeous. Dama Bianca has that bright little citrusy opening from the kumquat, then it melts into vanilla and this light powdery floral thing that makes it feel really polished. It kinda reminds me of the soft, romantic side of Delina if you took out the tart rose and made it creamier. Super wearable, super classy, and somehow still memorable. I’ve gotten compliments with this even though it sits closer to the skin after a while. That’s probably my only note: don’t expect crazy projection. But the scent itself? Beautiful. One of those perfumes that makes you feel instantly put together.
This is very good, just not mind-blowing to me. I get a fluffy violet and vanilla combo right away, plus this clean musk in the drydown that makes it feel expensive. It’s smooth, classy, and super easy to wear, like the kind of fragrance nobody will hate. Tbh that’s also my small issue with it. For a Xerjoff, I wanted a little more personality or drama. It reminds me of some of those powdery designer scents, just done better and creamier. Performance is decent, maybe 5-6 hours, but don’t expect beast mode. Still a lovely office or everyday scent when you want to smell put together.
I love this stuff. Dama Bianca smells like a super airy vanilla with kumquat sparkling on top and this soft powdery violet in the background. It’s sweet, but not cupcake sweet. More like expensive skin scent territory, just smoother and prettier. Kinda gives me the same comforting vibe I get from Lira’s vanilla side, but this is way more delicate and dreamy. On me it lasts around 7 hours, with moderate projection for the first couple. Not a beast, but that’s honestly part of the charm. It feels clean, feminine, and very easy to wear without being boring. Def one of Xerjoff’s prettiest scents.
Tbh this is the kind of vanilla I wish more brands would make. No sticky sugar bomb, no weird synthetic overload, just a really polished mix of vanilla, iris and a soft musky background. It smells clean and cozy at the same time, which is hard to pull off. I wore it on a dinner date and kept getting little whiffs of it all night, which made me like it even more. It’s not super loud, but it definitely has presence. Very classy, very feminine, and honestly hard to dislike if you’re into soft sweet scents. For me this is full bottle worthy without question.
Dama Bianca is one of those perfumes that smells super refined without trying too hard. I mostly get vanilla, violet, and musk, and the whole thing feels airy, creamy, and a little powdery in the nicest way. It never gets syrupy or heavy, which I appreciate because a lot of vanilla scents can be too much. This one stays graceful. I’ve gotten a few compliments wearing it, but it’s definitely more of a people-have-to-be-close kind of fragrance. My only real complaint is the price. It smells beautiful, no doubt, but I do think it’s a little overpriced for how soft it wears. Still, really lovely stuff.
Black Saffron Absolu is a warm embrace with its smoky incense and rich leather notes. I appreciate how it evolves throughout the day, revealing different facets of its complexity. It's perfect for evening wear, but I find it might be a bit too intense for casual daytime use.
Dama Bianca is nice, just not wow. I get a soft kumquat opening, then mostly powdery vanilla and a little iris on me. It’s very clean, airy, feminine, and easy to wear, but also kinda forgettable for the price. Tbh I was expecting something more magical from Xerjoff. It reminds me a little of the fluffy side of Love Don’t Be Shy without the sugar bomb vibe. Performance is decent, around 5-6 hours, but the projection stays pretty close to the skin after the first hour. I don’t dislike it at all, it’s just one of those perfumes where I keep thinking “this is pretty” instead of “I need a full bottle.”
I enjoyed the fragrance initially, with its spicy and floral notes, but I found it didn’t last as long as I’d hoped. The projection was decent but faded too quickly for my liking. I was expecting something more enduring.
This is gorgeous. The vanilla and malt combo is what really gets me, because it makes the whole thing feel smooth and slightly powdery without going heavy. There’s also this soft floral vibe from the iris that keeps it from being basic. I keep smelling my wrist when I wear it. Kinda reminds me of a more delicate, more angelic version of some of the sweet designer stuff, but way prettier and more polished. Not loud beast mode on me, but it lasts a solid 6+ hours and sits close enough to feel intimate while still getting compliments. Def one of Xerjoff’s easiest loves for me.
This one just feels special. From the first spray I get a light fruity sparkle, then it settles into this creamy vanilla with powdery iris that feels super smooth and expensive. It’s not trying to be sexy in an obvious way, but somehow it still is. Just very effortless. I also love that it never turns too dense or too sugary on my skin. Kinda the opposite of BR540 energy, honestly—less loud, less flashy, way more soft and intimate. Projection is moderate for me, but the longevity is better than I expected, around 7 hours. I’d recommend this to anyone who wants an elegant signature scent.
I love this more every time I wear it. On me, the lime/kumquat opening is quick, then it turns into this creamy vanilla with a light floral haze and soft sandalwood underneath. It’s not loud at all, but there’s something really intimate and kinda sexy about that. Like clean skin, expensive lotion, and a cashmere sweater. If you like Delina for the pretty feminine vibe but want something way softer and less rosey, this could hit the spot. Minor flaw: I wish it projected more because the scent itself is gorgeous. Lasting power is solid though, around 7 hours.
Usually these soft vanilla perfumes blur together for me, but this one really doesn’t. Dama Bianca has this bright kumquat opening that keeps it fresh, then the vanilla turns creamy and the sandalwood gives it that smooth, clean base. It feels super put together, like a white cashmere sweater in perfume form. I think that’s why I love it so much. It’s gentle, but not forgettable. If Delina is the loud popular girl, this is her quieter rich cousin who still gets all the attention. Lasts well on clothes especially, and I find it super easy for work, lunch, dates, whatever.
I really like this one. Dama Bianca smells like a soft vanilla powder cloud with a little kumquat sparkle at the top, then it settles into this creamy sandalwood/musk thing that feels super polished. It’s feminine without being too girly, and sweet without turning into cupcake territory. Kinda gives me the same easy, pretty vibe as Casamorati Lira’s softer cousin, but way less loud and more airy. Only reason it’s not a full 5 for me is the projection stays pretty close after the first hour. Still, it lasts around 6-7 hours on my skin and I keep wanting to sniff my wrist.
This one is pleasant in a very easy, no-drama way. On me it’s mostly vanilla with a light musk and a creamy floral feel in the background. Super smooth, not sharp, not offensive, def office-friendly. The problem is... it doesn’t really go anywhere. I kept waiting for some twist or depth and it stayed pretty linear the whole time. Not bad, just kinda bland. If you want a soft, expensive-smelling skin scent, I get the appeal. But for a 3/5 from me, it’s because I like it and also feel zero excitement wearing it. Lasts okay, maybe 6 hours, but don’t expect beast mode.
I wanted to love Dama Bianca so bad because people hype it like this dreamy elegant vanilla, but on me it’s mostly soft powder, a little kumquat sparkle, then a musky vanilla cloud that just sits super close. Not ugly at all, just kinda underwhelming. It reminds me of those expensive “clean princess” scents that smell nice for 20 minutes and then disappear unless someone is hugging you. For this price, I expected more personality and way better projection. The floral side feels blurry, the vanilla isn’t rich enough, and overall it comes off more boring than luxurious. Pretty? Sure. Memorable? Not really.
